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10-10-07, 06:42 PM
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It depends on the BOV. Most of the time you will need to purchase or fab up a short section of pipe to replace the stock pipe that comes off the turbo. The difference is that your new one will include a flange for your BOV. Then plug the BOV hole in the TID and you're good to go after connecting the vacuum line.
10-10-07, 07:57 PM
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TID = Turbo Inlet Duct. This and other acronyms can be found in the FAQ thread.
Not sure offhand who sells the complete pipe replacement as I've always fabbed stuff like this. However I just checked with RX-7 Store and they have all the appropriate flanges for the popular BOVs. So in theory you could just have welder modify your stock pipe with the appropriate flange.
Not sure offhand who sells the complete pipe replacement as I've always fabbed stuff like this. However I just checked with RX-7 Store and they have all the appropriate flanges for the popular BOVs. So in theory you could just have welder modify your stock pipe with the appropriate flange.
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I don't have any clips but it has a nice whoosh sound to it. Not that annoying high pitch squeal that ricers like so much.
Maybe Aaron has a clip, I think he has one too.
Maybe Aaron has a clip, I think he has one too.
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The greddy type rs kit comes with everything you need to replace the stock bov... look here http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GREDD...spagenameZWDVW
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TID = Turbo Inlet Duct. This and other acronyms can be found in the FAQ thread.
Not sure offhand who sells the complete pipe replacement as I've always fabbed stuff like this. However I just checked with RX-7 Store and they have all the appropriate flanges for the popular BOVs. So in theory you could just have welder modify your stock pipe with the appropriate flange.
Not sure offhand who sells the complete pipe replacement as I've always fabbed stuff like this. However I just checked with RX-7 Store and they have all the appropriate flanges for the popular BOVs. So in theory you could just have welder modify your stock pipe with the appropriate flange.
As to the thread starter, good luck with your mod, this is done fairly often, and should not be hard at all to do yourself with just basic hand tools after you get the welding sorted out!
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I put a Turbosmart Stealth BoV on mine, easy job. All BoVs will make the ptshhhhhhh sound, only the SSQV will sound different. Can post pics if needed.
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